Earthquakes stories

UNESCO will deploy the AI-driven EDiSON disaster response system in the Solomon Islands to enhance early warnings for cyclones and floods by 2026.

Japanese firm Synspective partners with Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan for disaster management, utilising SAR satellite data to predict and mitigate natural catastrophes.

UK Gov praises telecom's swift action restoring quake-hit networks to nearly pre-disaster function, highlights dedication of field teams.

7.5 magnitude earthquake in New Zealand causes disruption to telecommunications services, but progress being made in restoring connections.

Spark broadband customers who have been forced to move due to the earthquakes no longer need to deal with early termination & moving fees.

Christchurch's quake-hit schools to get new turfs from SKY's generous £200k donation, boosting post-disaster recovery.

Telco says network has not sustained any significant damage in the Lower North Island / Upper South Island as a result of Friday's earthquakes.

Despite facing unprecedented challenges from earthquakes, CDHB's CIO Chris Dever commends his IT team's resilience and seamless disaster response.

Now Telecom taps Ralph Chivers, ex-GM and Ultra-Fast Broadband lead, to steer its Christchurch earthquake recovery efforts.

Steve Jobs expresses solidarity with Apple's Japanese team amidst devastation, offering support following the delay of iPad 2 launch due to tragic events.

2degrees, Telecom and Vodafone all offer credits to customers who called Japan following the earthquake last week.

Russell Hewitt, ex-CEO of Vodafone Australia, appointed to spearhead Vodafone's recovery efforts in Christchurch, prioritising community and business rebuild.

2degrees steps up for Christchurch, offering customers 500 free texts to connect with loved ones amid trying times.

Telecom announces extension of free call offer for Christchurch residents, rivalling 2degrees' recent free calling concession.

Orcon completes its unbundling in Palmerston North, offering local loop services despite minor delays linked to events in Christchurch.

2degrees offers 30 free calling minutes to customers in quake-hit Christchurch, aiding communication in challenging times.

The fate of the project is uncertain as the government makes it clear its spending priorities have changed overnight.

InternetNZ says the option to delay or scrap the UFB process is a possibility being considered by parts of government.

Vodafone supports Christchurch customers with free calls, waived fees, and aid packages after the quake, while expanding network capacity.

Company no longer experiencing network issues and is dealing with traffic well, says Chief Executive Eric Hertz.